The Counting Kingdom: Making Math Fun

A new game to get kids excited about math

Making math an adventure

There are games that exist to help with math, but few, if any, could be considered “fun.” Most games are essentially just flashcards enhanced to look like games.

“Educational games have an awful reputation,” Hoffstein said, “It’s very hard to convince people this is actually a fun game.”

With that in mind, she specifically intended forThe Counting Kingdom to be an engaging way to help hone their math skills.

Taking every perspective into account

In The Counting Kingdom, you take on the role of a young wizard apprentice. As the wizard character journies through the game world, the player has to use math skills to fight monsters and save the kingdom. It’s an epic adventure, but it also lets the player see first-hand how much progress they’re making.

The game is extra special because it was developed with help from parents, teachers, and children, combining every perspective to make sure it’s as enjoyable as it is informative.

This truly innovative product has since won awards, and proven that math and fun do not have to be mutually exclusive.

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